Madison Library District received funding from its foundation and Sparklight for new computers in its children's section. Foundation President Alex Bressler talked to BYU-Idaho's Cody Miller about the grant and how it will help the community.Por BYU-Idaho Radio

Student reporter Austin Pace brings in the Sugar-Salem Varsity Boys' basketball coach Shawn Freeman to talk about his success as a coach within the program and his philosophy when it comes to the game of basketball.Por BYU-Idaho Radio

The Museum of Idaho is opening a brand new exhibit focused on A.I. called Artificial Intelligence: Your Mind and the Machine. This will be the first exhibit in the U.S. that focuses on A.I. exclusively.Por BYU-Idaho Radio

The fires burning in southern California continue to spread, even affecting at least one BYU-Idaho student. Churches in the area are requesting prayers.Por BYU-Idaho Radio

Rexburg announces a winter activity during Winterfest called the Cupid Cup for people in all ages. Parker Anderson talks to Cody Miller about the event.Por BYU-Idaho Radio

Brandon Isle talks to Sen. Doug Ricks who represents Idaho's 34th District. They talk about the new Legislative session, the changes within it and the Governor's State of the State address.Por BYU-Idaho Radio

Cody Miller talks to Jackie Wood about the 50/50 Book Quest at the Marshal Public Library in Pocatello, Idaho.Por BYU-Idaho Radio

Brandon Isle interviews Diane Bruce about her background, her becoming president and CEO of the Rexburg Area Chamber of Commerce, and her plans for the future.Por BYU-Idaho Radio

Janalyn Holt is stepping down as President and CEO of the Rexburg Area Chamber of Commerce to help out her mother who is now 88 years old. She talked to Brandon Isle about the successes she experience while working at the Chamber for the last three years.Por BYU-Idaho Radio

Daniel Blomberg, a music producer and arranger in Utah has released his first solo piano Christmas album, “Sacred Christmas,” which is available to listen to on multiple streaming services.Por BYU-Idaho Radio

The show, “Once Upon a December” brings a variety of elegant looks and styles.Por BYU-Idaho Radio

A Winter’s Night Christmas will feature music styles like bluegrass and acoustic with various instruments.Por BYU-Idaho Radio

A local educator of 37 years and a certified national geographic educator, Sharee Barton, returned from a multi-cultural academic excursion to the Amazon. She shares her experiences with students from diverse backgrounds.Por BYU-Idaho Radio

Madison County Senior Center is asking the community to help provide meals for seniors through monetary donations as the need for meals and grocery prices grows.Por BYU-Idaho Radio

BYU-Idaho provides numerous resources for students to gain hands-on experience in their fields, particularly through opportunities like teaching practicums for education majors. The university’s education program supports students by matching them with tailored practicum placements and providing mentorship to ensure their success.…

Ellery Killian, a Junior at BYU-Idaho studying Elementary education, shares her experience with the practicums the school has to provide for education students.Por BYU-Idaho Radio

BYU-Idaho's Chamber Brass will perform “A Brassy Christmas” featuring two brass quintets, a reading of the Christmas story and Christmas carol singalongs.Por BYU-Idaho Radio

BYU-Idaho Budget Officer Marc Stewart gives devotional talk titled, "Our Prophet's Teachings for Our Day."Por BYU-Idaho Radio

Marc Stewart, Budget Officer at BYU-Idaho and devotional speaker, invited devotional listeners to “let God prevail”, “hear Him” and “focus on the temple.” Stewart discusses his devotional talk topic with BYU-Idaho Radio reporter Vanessa Willardson.Por BYU-Idaho Radio

Rexburg Community Theatre’s ‘A Christmas Carol’ is showing at Madison Junior High School this week.Por BYU-Idaho Radio

First Presidency Christmas Devotional messages motivate viewers to remember the Savior and others by BYU-Idaho RadioPor BYU-Idaho Radio

Mo Reynolds and BYU-Idaho student Alicia Olsen weave stories of chaotic Christmas angels and a king who gets a haircut only once a year.Por BYU-Idaho Radio

Professional storyteller Mo Reynolds and BYU-Idaho student Natalie Buxton discuss friendship and friendship in Jesus Christ with stories of dumpster diving for a lost retainer and the folktale of the Lenape tribe legend of Rainbow Crow.Por BYU-Idaho Radio

Kurt Francom brings church and leadership principles together in his popular podcast, “Leading Saints”.Por BYU-Idaho Radio

The singing gentlemen trio, GENTRI, is performing in Idaho Falls on December 9. Brandon Isle interviews GENTRI member Brad Robins.Por BYU-Idaho Radio

A BYU-Idaho Christmas is this Saturday with special guest singer Laura Osnes.Por BYU-Idaho Radio

The concert will feature over 300 voices singing Christmas songs in adoration.Por BYU-Idaho Radio

Ryan Buttars, the Auxiliary Services managing director at BYU-Idaho and today’s devotional speaker, spoke about the life events that led to his conversion to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He talks with BYU-Idaho Radio reporter Vanessa Willardson.Por BYU-Idaho Radio

Auxiliary Services Managing Director at BYU-Idaho, Ryan Buttars, gives devotional talk, "You Have Never Been Lost to His Sight."Por BYU-Idaho Radio

“The Comedy of Errors” written by William Shakespeare is a comedic story that the cast is excited to bring to campus.Por BYU-Idaho Radio

Bannock County Veterans Services is remember the events of Pearl Harbor in a ceremony this weekend. Student reporter, Chandler Guadagnin spoke with Melissa Hartman with Veterans Services and has this report.Por BYU-Idaho Radio

“Pocket Miracles” book teaches people how to find and document personal miracles in their daily lives. Author Karalee Anjewierden talks about the importance of miracles with BYU-Idaho Radio reporter Vanessa Willardson.Por BYU-Idaho Radio

The Madison Library District, Idaho Transportation Department and Idaho State Police are giving a free winter driving class Wednesday.Por BYU-Idaho Radio

Devotional speaker Richard Whiting, who teaches sociology and social work classes at BYU-Idaho, talks with BYU-Idaho reporter Vanessa Willardson about weaknesses and his own experience as a social worker.Por BYU-Idaho Radio

Richard Whiting gives devotional 'Weakness: A Condition of Mortality' by BYU-Idaho RadioPor BYU-Idaho Radio

‘Mine Angels Round About’ author Terry Bohle Montague talks about the inspiration behind her book, how she gathered stories from several missionaries and her experience having those stories made into a movie.Por BYU-Idaho Radio

Amy Trent, the author of the “Enchantment Retold” series and other books, shares details about her writing process and how she finds inspiration for her books.Por BYU-Idaho Radio

12 contestants are gearing up to grace the state at the Miss Madison pageant in Rexburg on Saturday.Misty Kesler, founder and co-director of the pageant has been working with the girls the last few months to prepare for the big night.“I think the coolest thing is just putting yourself in an uncomfortable situation makes you a better person, and eve…

Jean Brown, founder of Jean Brown Research, talks about her book, “Prayers and Paychecks: A Guide for Mothers Who Work,” which she’ll publish soon.Por BYU-Idaho Radio

DPP Defense owners Catrina and Robert Wylie talk with BYU-Idaho Radio reporter Bea Mattos about why they started their business and how they’re teaching people to defend themselves.Por BYU-Idaho Radio

Season 21 “American Idol” winner Iam Tongi will join the Rexburg Children’s Choir in their 7th annual Christmas concert.Por BYU-Idaho Radio

More than 250 students will perform new Christmas arrangements by BYU-Idaho faculty members as they record next year’s Christmas album.Por BYU-Idaho Radio

With guest speaker Daman Reynolds, LMFT, the BYU-Idaho Child Development Department will host a seminar to help parents understand parent-child attachment.Por BYU-Idaho Radio

Student Honor Administrator Janalee Meeker invites BYU-Idaho devotional listeners to find peace and confidence through the atonement of Jesus Christ.Por BYU-Idaho Radio

“Construct,” a new exhibit at The Art Museum of Eastern Idaho, features geometric shapes, patterns and artwork inspired by temples of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.Por BYU-Idaho Radio

To support the Rexburg Tabernacle, the orchestra is performing a 1920s themed concert featuring many Gershwin songs.Por BYU-Idaho Radio

Even though Cougars fans are heartbroken, BYU football can still make it to the College Football Playoff. Student Reporter, Chandler Guadagnin, explains.Por BYU-Idaho Radio

Renae Kingsley, a freelance artist, public speaker, author and creativity coach, has gained inspiration from her faith.Por BYU-Idaho Radio

In this episode of Sounds from the Snow, Detective Evelyn Hawke is on the case, unraveling the mysterious murder of Eliza Renwick. Maddie Jones stars as the sharp-witted Detective Hawke, joined by Robert Harris as Dr. Frederick Leighton, Bea Mattos as Clara Beaumont, Chandler Guadagnin as Simon Caldwell, Breanna Latouche as Julia Westcott, and Vane…

Fremont County Sheriff-Elect Bart Quayle sat down with BYU-Idaho Radio to talk about what he hopes to achieve in Fremont County in the future, law enforcement culture and his faith journey.Por BYU-Idaho Radio